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Council refers proposed changes to neighborhood TID infrastructure policy to Committee of the Whole after heated exchange
Summary
The Common Council voted Oct. 7 to refer to the Committee of the Whole a CDA proposal to expand permitted uses of neighborhood TID infrastructure funds to include property acquisition and clean-sweep private-property improvements, citing a need for fuller council and public review.
The Common Council on Oct. 7 referred to the Committee of the Whole a CDA-proposed amendment to the neighborhood Tax Incremental District (TID) infrastructure funding policy that would expand permitted uses of the 25% infrastructure allocation to include purchase/renovation/acquisition of blighted or strategic property, clean-sweep private property improvements, and other neighborhood-improvement items.
Alder Audra Weidner led the request to refer the CDA recommendation for fuller council review, saying the proposed changes substantially alter the policy council approved when neighborhood TIDs were created and that the public and full council should be able to vet the changes.…
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